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System description
Core Services overview
The Core Services provide centralized software services that enable the
communication and interaction of the Hub and Central Viewer in a secure manner
within a healthcare facility. The Core Services provide clinical, operational,
configuration, and serviceability functionality to support the system. These services
include physiological data storage and licensing.
Hospital enterprise network
The hospital enterprise network is the network infrastructure to which the Core
Services are connected. The Core Services use the hospital enterprise network for
making the centralized software services available to the Hub, Central Viewer, and
other devices and systems, which interact with the monitoring system.
Central Viewer and alarming unit overview
The Central Viewer subsystem consists of the Central Viewer software, the alarming
unit, and a computer running the Central Viewer software.
The Central Viewer is a standalone software application meant for monitoring and
indicating alarms for up to 24 patients at a time. The Central Viewer software is the
primary clinical interface, showing waveforms, real-time numerics, recent trends,
alarms, and historical events. It is intended to run on a customer-provided computer.
The Central Viewer software also allows the clinician to admit and discharge patients,
edit patient demographic information, acknowledge alarms, and edit the alarm limit
settings for any patient being viewed.
The alarming unit provides standards-compliant audible alarm annunciation for
the Central Viewer subsystem as well as for a power failure alarm for the Central
Viewer computer, and it is a mandatory component of the system. The alarming
unit is a standalone, microprocessor controlled audible alarming device. In addition
to annunciating alarm conditions, the alarming unit can also detect if it loses
communication with the Central Viewer (due to cable disconnection, power loss, or
Central Viewer lock up condition) and plays an audio alarm to inform users that the
Central Viewer subsystem is not operational.
Introduction to the Central Viewer
NOTE
Always make sure that the computer running the Central
Viewer application is positioned so that you can view its screen
to avoid missing any alarms. Also check that the computer’s
display brightness is suitable for the care environment and
adjust as necessary.
The Central Viewer application should automatically start upon system power up.
If you need to manually start the Central Viewer application, power on the Central
Viewer hardware and double-click the Viewer application icon.
Connect the Central Viewer computer to hospital-grade power sockets only.
For all service and maintenance instructions and hardware-related issues, refer to the
service manual and the hardware manufacturer’s documentation
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